The physiological limitations of neural regeneration make peripheral nerve surgery
challenging to both the surgeon and the patient. Presence of nerve gaps and local wound …

Purpose Few comparisons have been performed between the outcomes of surgical
techniques for recurrent carpal tunnel syndrome. Using a meta-analysis, this study aimed to …

This prospective single-centre study describes the functional outcomes, satisfaction and
health-related quality of life after open revision carpal tunnel decompression for recurrent …

Adhesion neuropathy of the median nerve with persistent pain can be a challenging
problem. Currently, coverage of the median nerve with a well-vascularized soft tissue is …

Carpal tunnel release (CTR) is a routine and effective surgical treatment for carpal tunnel
syndrome. Dissatisfied patients after CTR are uncommon but present diagnostic and …

The aim of this study was to evaluate whether recurrent carpal tunnel syndrome (CTS) after
complete and sufficient division of the transverse ligament really exists. Another goal was to …

Background The recurrence of symptoms following primary nerve compression surgery can
occur in up to 25% of cases. Nerve wrapping can be utilised for revision surgery. An ideal …

Peripheral nerve injuries of the upper extremity can result from a wide array of etiologies,
with the two most common being compression neuropathy and traumatic injuries. These …

Objective This study aimed to compare primary and revision carpal tunnel release outcomes
in all patients with carpal tunnel syndrome and when corrected for baseline severity and …

Background: Approximately 5% of patients experience recurrent symptoms after carpal
tunnel release (CTR) and need revision surgery. Several surgical techniques have been …